US Army has remote controlled beetles (chip implant)

[Matt Collins]

Old news I realize but I am willing to bet that most of you don't know about this:
http://www.technologyreview.com/video/?vid=217&a=f



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[RideTheDirt]

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[Anti Federalist]

^^^awesome LOL

[MelissaWV]

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Overkill.

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[rancher89]

Nice boots, and weapon of mass destruction as well....:D

[Carole]

Somebody call PETA.

So this tethered flying beetle supposed to replace what - F-16s or helicopters?

:confused::rolleyes::eek::D

[LibForestPaul]

plausible deniability...


Wasn't us, damn malaria carrying bugs.

[acptulsa]

Well of course the fedgov requires the New Beetle to have a chip. Have you ever smelled the exhaust emissions of an air-cooled Volkswagen? Gag!

[dannno]

This is why you don't get the chip implant.